Apr 9, 2025 Great breakfast, highly recommend, if you have…read moretime. This place gets very busy and seems popular with the locals. Coffee was delicious and the very welco

We enjoyed a lovely breakfast at this darling cafe in June 2023. The cafe is a very short walk from…read moreThe Connacht Hotel, with delicious food, excellent prices, and wonderful coffee. Our family of four were able to eat for less than 35 euro total. The staff were courteous and prompt and the ambiance is quaint. The cafe seemed to be a spot where locals frequent. We very much liked being in a place that didn't feel "touristy." We sipped our coffee and ate bacon, eggs, French toast, salad, baked beans, croissant, and veggies while watching a light rain shower out the windows. What a wonderful cafe! We highly recommend!

Nice, basic selection of savory and sweet crepes, ice cream, smoothies, etc. The atmosphere is…read morecasual, good for kids. The music was a bit loud for my taste.

What a find, a real tasty treat place right in the town centre. The waitress was very friendly. The…read moretables and chairs are canteen style and comfy. We had a bacon based, and very tasty home made soup each. Our soup was accompanied by a bacon, cream cheese Ballymaloe relish in a lush panini (me) and my wife had a huge savoury crepe with chicken & bacon. These were great portions and full of flavour and each came served up with some tortilla chips, salad and a mayo dip on the side. Then we had a single espresso and large skinny cappuccino. The toilets were spotlessly clean and local papers were available to read. The bill came to 18 euro for the two of us. I was tempted by the Maud's ice creams but in the end I didn't buy. It was a wet, windy, cold day outside and we were toasty warm having just arrived from Achill island. One real irritation here no wifi. I expect if it had it would see greater numbers in the door.

We happened on this place after spending the morning and afternoon in Connemara, visiting the…read morenational park and Kylemore Abbey. My friend and I skipped lunch that day, so we came here for a very early dinner (or late lunch?). I had an excellent and creamy carrot and parsnip soup, which was served with delicious brown bread. For my meal, I had an open-faced smoked salmon sandwich on the same delicious brown bread with potato salad. My friend got the Cottage Pie, which was similar to a Shepherd's Pie, and she said it was very good. Upon leaving, we got two fat brownies with frosting to go--they were so good! The owner--I'm assuming--was so friendly! True Irish hospitality and friendliness. He gave us some ideas of other places to see in the area and gave us a great recommendation for Kai Café in Galway City (we ended up going there and had a fantastic meal).

We loved this cafe! The owners are a lovely, sweet couple. We had the best GF rhubbard crisp of my…read morelife while cycling the Greenway Cycle Path. Would love to go back but we live in North Carolina, USA.

We had a nice lunch sitting in the back looking out the window. Stopped in because I'm a Walsh.read more

Went to Walsh's while visiting Connemara/Clifden area. We traveled for two weeks and I think this…read morewas the BEST breakfast we had the entire time. Good atmosphere and the staff was very nice. 5/5 - quiche with goat cheese, spinach & potato. It paired perfectly with the salad which was a mix of leafy greens, chickpea salad, and pickled beets. All amazing but the beets were the best I've ever had. Flat white was good too! 5/5 - pancakes, streaky bacon, & maple syrup. My husband ordered this, it was really good. 6/5 - lemon blueberry muffin & plain croissant. We got this take away for a snack later. I'm sad I didn't try to there because it was amazing and I would have ordered more. They really know what they are doing with the pastries.

Sausage roll was yummy and latte is standard and good. The rest of the food sounds really tasty…read more Really cute inside and a good amount of tables outside which was nice. The staff were helpful and nice. They did a really good job of processing a ton of people tho it may be helpful to use buzzers so people can wait outside and keep the chaos to a minimum on the inside bc it was very packed.

I think this place is fairly new, but it was directly across from where we were staying so we gave…read moreit a try. Adorable little breakfast shop with an interesting menu. I chose the Avocado and toast and hubs chose Kelly's breakfast. Both were very tasty!! We both had the Americano coffee with some cream on the side - delicious!! Would definitely recommend this place for breakfast - also free WiFi.

Excellent service. Perfect for a small-healthy lunch. But definitely leave room for dessert.read more

Lovely, cosy tea room. Good tea and light meals as well as pastries. Great location and view of the…read moretown through the window.

Susie's Bistro is a new place in town, and my my, it's a lovely place to dine!…read more They started to do breakfast now too. We tasted their stack of pancakes with maple and added bacon and sausage with it: truly delicious! Their dinner menu starts at 12, and they offer a nice selection of sandwiches, and specials. We've been having lunch here a few times, and every time it's nice! Go and try it out for yourself!

Susie's what a breath of fresh air , nice decor very comfortable seems like your at home eating …read more Coconut Cod was tender and flaky the lamb was by far one of the best I have tasted and the chicken with stir fry veggies had a great balance of flavor . The staff is helpful and inviting. I would recommend anyone in the area to come in for a bite your really going to be surprised .

Had there charcuterie board for 2 and loved! The Irish cheese is so delectable and the homemade…read morecrackers were the star of the show. Will be back next time we are in Westport! A great stop for a cheese board and a glass of wine!

How are there no reviews for you yet, you fabulous little hidden gem?! Upon my arrival in Westport,…read moreI was lucky enough to find this wonderful spot hidden around the corner on an unassuming street. I was greeted immediately by the locals, offered "the best coffee in Ireland" (too bad I don't drink coffee), and spent the rest of the night hanging out with my new friends. This place combines coffee shop with wine bar with groovy music...what's not to love. When Tom (the owner) is there, free wifi is available (no wifi when he is gone). The vibe is total hep cat meets artsy caffeinated wino. I haven't felt as comfortable in a bar as I did there in a long time. I wish this place was on the corner of my street, because I'd be there every day.

Two words: fried calamari. As we walked in the door of this tidy, attractive restaurant in the late…read moreafternoon, a lady heading out said to try the calamari because it's great. Was she right!! Even though the listing here on yelp says breakfast and lunch, this is also a dinner restaurant. Shane took our reservation for 6 o'clock after checking the books and seeing that they had about 20 names down already. We shared an appetizer-sized portion of the calamari, and most of us agreed that we wished we had ordered it for our entrée because it was outstanding. The waiter said the secret is that it is never frozen, and I can only say that I've never tasted calamari that tender and flavorful, so perhaps he's right. Don't get me wrong: each of our entrées was delicious, but that calamari!... Their menu list their local suppliers, which must another secret to outstanding food. We also shared two desserts among the six of us: an Irish cream cheese cake and a chocolate tart. Both came on plates adorned with two fruit gastrics and a tiny dish of delicious vanilla ice cream; the desserts themselves were excellent.

Fantastic!!! We had the pleasure of eating at the Blackberry Cafe on a recent trip. We found it…read moreon accident and we are so glad we did. Hands down the best fish and chips I have ever had! Service was great and the food was just amazing! The atmosphere is very warm and inviting. Get there early as they fill up fast for good reason. Highly recommend and when we go back to the amazing west coast of Ireland we will go back!

Sunset dining! We went on the Clew Harbor Cruise (A+) on a beautiful mid September evening. The…read moreTowers was busy but accommodated us. We had mostly appetizers as we weren't terribly hungry.

My oh my, the staff were ever delightful and everything we had to eat and drink was delicious. I…read morethink we dined at least three evenings over a week. There are real cooks here who know how to cook. The surprising thing for us was we didn't even know the harbour existed let alone the Towers restaurant. We only learned this in the local town hall when we went in on Monday to buy tickets for their swing night on the Friday. The staffer originally from Belfast was a great tourism ambassador. On our first night at this place I opted for linguine. I kept it light and vegetarian. My wife opted for cod & chips with mushy peas & tartare sauce. Boyso, the biggest piece of fried fish we've ever been served. It was delicious and I got a piece. The mushy peas were excellent too. There were two problems that need some re work though; the fish batter was a good beer batter. It was crispy thin delicious on serving, but sadly it didn't stay crisp for the time it took to eat the cod. The skin on chips should also have been cooked a bit longer. On another night, my wife opted for their chicken tikka masala, which she liked (good 3 star). I had seafood chowder with a dense delightful brown bread, served with butter and 6 Clew Bay oysters served with a raspberry vinaigrette. I do prefer plain fresh lemon, white pepper and red Tabasco. I'd put the chowder 5 star and the oysters 3 to 4 star. The oysters are priced top end - I wouldn't buy them again. On yet another night my wife had their sirloin steak (€28.5) with all the fixings and the steak and pepper sauce were really top notch. The skin on chips were done perfectly that night. I didn't manage to eat it all while to batter was crispy. We had excellent coffees two nights and truly delicious espresso martinis on our last night. The view outside was wild beauty; stunning. We would go back in a heart beat. They should address the poor to non existent WiFi. Seems if the weather is poor so is the WiFi. It's the west of Ireland folks so the risk of poor weather is September thru March annually. Yes I know when folks are dining they shouldn't be going on line but it's as essential as serving great food.